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==Tenure== | ==Tenure== | ||
===Zafarric Wars (1769-1794)=== | ===Zafarric Wars (1769-1794)=== | ||
====3rd Zafarric War==== | |||
[[The Sack of Yerir]] signified the end of the 3rd Zafarric War and with that the last of the Zafarric wars. In the sack, the city was plundered for 6 days and 40,000 civilians were killed. Even at the time, it was seen as excruciatingly bloody and barbaric. When [[Khristina I of Kirov|Empress Khristina I]] heard of the act, she demanded that Alexander come to her and explain himself. | |||
===Enlightenment reforms=== | ===Enlightenment reforms=== | ||
==Titles, styles, honours and arms== | ==Titles, styles, honours and arms== | ||
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| [[Georgiana Alexandrovna Marinov|Grand Duchess Georgiana]] | | [[Georgiana Alexandrovna Marinov|Grand Duchess Georgiana of Carcania]] | ||
| 24 February 1772 | | 24 February 1772 | ||
| 24 December 1859 | | 24 December 1859 | ||
| Married [[Ivan Kirillovich Tretyakov|Ivan, Duke of Kirizma]] (1768–1837), had issue including [[Alexander Ivanovich Marinov-Tretyakov]] | | Married [[Ivan Kirillovich Tretyakov|Ivan, Duke of Kirizma]] (1768–1837), had issue including [[Alexander Ivanovich Marinov-Tretyakov|Grand duke Alexander II of Carcania]] | ||
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| [[Catharine Alexandrovna Marinov|Catharine]] | |||
| 27 December 1774 | |||
| 15 September 1871 | |||
| Died unmarried, no issue. Was accused multiple times of witchcraft and survived multiple assassination attempts caused by the witch accusations | |||
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| [[Elizabeth Alexandrovna Marinov|Elizabeth]] | |||
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| Died in infancy, no issue | |||
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| [[Natalia Alexandrovna Marinov|Natalia]] | |||
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| [[Eleanore Alexandrovna Marinov|Eleanore]] | |||
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| [[Phillipa Alexandrovna Marinov|Phillipa]] | |||
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| [[Louisa Alexandrovna Marinov|Louisa, Duchess of Armasnoy]] | |||
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| Married 1) [[Nikita Maximovich Chemeris|Nikita, Duke of Armasnoy]], had no issue. Inherited the title after her husband's passing. Married 2) [[Arkadiy Grigorievich Blokhin|Arkadiy, Count of Labidny]], had issue including [[Pavlina Arkadyevna Marinov-Blokhin|Pavlina, Duchess of Armasnoy]] | |||
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| [[Henrietta Alexandrovna Marinov|Henrietta]] | |||
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| 14 July 1778 | | 14 July 1778 | ||
| 20 December 1825 | | 20 December 1825 | ||
| | | Married [[Anna Alekseevna Rodzyanko]], had issue including [[Alexander Alexandrovich Petrovsky|Crusader King Alexander of Tashan]] | ||
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! colspan=4 | '''''By [[Maral Mentsoyan]]''''' (mistress) | ! colspan=4 | '''''By [[Maral Mentsoyan]]''''' (mistress) | ||
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| [[Charles Alexandrovich Mikhaylovsky|Charles, Count of Dudar]] | |||
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[[Sarhad Zadian]] was the only male lover Alexander had. | |||
==Ancestry== | ==Ancestry== | ||
Latest revision as of 22:27, 30 October 2024
| Alexander Petrovich Marinov | |
|---|---|
| Grand Duke of Carcania (more) | |
 Portrait by Maria Nezhdanova, 1768 | |
| Predecessor | Peter |
| Successor | Georgiana |
| Born | August 5, 1734 |
| Died | 26 March 1802 (aged 67) |
| Noble family | Marinov |
| Issue | |
| Father | Peter |
| Religion | Paslovian Christian |
Alexander Petrovich Marinov, Grand Duke of Carcania (5 August 1734 – 26 March 1802) was the eldest son of Peter Stepanovich Marinov, Grand Duke of Carcania, and his wife, Viola Semyonovna Savrasova. He is also known as The lion of the North.
Birth and early years
Tenure
Zafarric Wars (1769-1794)
3rd Zafarric War
The Sack of Yerir signified the end of the 3rd Zafarric War and with that the last of the Zafarric wars. In the sack, the city was plundered for 6 days and 40,000 civilians were killed. Even at the time, it was seen as excruciatingly bloody and barbaric. When Empress Khristina I heard of the act, she demanded that Alexander come to her and explain himself.
Enlightenment reforms
Titles, styles, honours and arms
Titles
Alexander was styled as: "His grace, Grand Duke of Carcania, Prince-elect of Tsaghkerdi and Sevor, Duke of Marov, Duke of Abavkar, Duke of Kamyksin, Count of Buzumas, Count of Kamevaya, Count of Chaykovkar, Count of Beredzhan
Marriage, mistresses, and children
| Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
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| By Katenka Danilovna Smagina | |||
| Grand Duchess Georgiana of Carcania | 24 February 1772 | 24 December 1859 | Married Ivan, Duke of Kirizma (1768–1837), had issue including Grand duke Alexander II of Carcania |
| Catharine | 27 December 1774 | 15 September 1871 | Died unmarried, no issue. Was accused multiple times of witchcraft and survived multiple assassination attempts caused by the witch accusations |
| Elizabeth | 1776 | 1778 | Died in infancy, no issue |
| Natalia | |||
| Eleanore | |||
| Phillipa | |||
| Louisa, Duchess of Armasnoy | Married 1) Nikita, Duke of Armasnoy, had no issue. Inherited the title after her husband's passing. Married 2) Arkadiy, Count of Labidny, had issue including Pavlina, Duchess of Armasnoy | ||
| Henrietta | |||
| By Alice Zafarri, Princess of Tsaghkerdi (mistress) | |||
| Alexander, Duke of Masarak | 14 July 1778 | 20 December 1825 | Married Anna Alekseevna Rodzyanko, had issue including Crusader King Alexander of Tashan |
| Justinian, Duke of Charyan | 29 October 1781 | 28 January 1847 | |
| By Maral Mentsoyan (mistress) | |||
| Charles, Count of Dudar | |||
Sarhad Zadian was the only male lover Alexander had.
Ancestry
Ancestry of Alexander Petrovich Marinov
1. 'Alexander, Grand Duke of Carcania'